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Thin PrepFrom: ainsron@msn.comMon Sep 25 19:07:13 2000
One of the problems with new technology is what to do with the information we get. I've recently started doing Thin Prep on my high risk patients - patients returning with history of ASCUS, LGSIL, etc. - post treatment F/U and at the time of colposcopy after an abnormal "standard" Autopap. I've had some interesting ones come back. One patient who had normal coloposcopy and previous LSIL on a Thin Prep taken about 4 weeks before showed normal cytology on 2nd Thin Prep, but positive on the HPV for "High and low risk HPV." In fact I've seen many HPV positives come back as positive for high and low risk HPV. Is that everyone elses experience also, if so what are you doing for them (or to them)?
-- Ronald E. Ainsworth, MD
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